Churches - Romania
20 documented abandoned churches have been mapped by the Urbexology community across Romania, with the highest concentration around Voinesti (1), Berzasca (1), Certeju de Sus (1). Each location below links to its own page with coordinates, photos where available, and access notes.
All locations
- Abandoned village church (Unirea)
- Catholic church ruins (Beius)
- Church of St. Bartholomew (Slimnic)
- Church of the lake bottom (Toplita)
- Church ruins Vovidenia (Voinesti)
- Fortified Evangelical Church (Micasasa)
- Hungarian Reformed Church ruins (Pauca)
- Old wooden church ruins sec. XVIII (Carbunesti)
- Ruinele Moscheei Centrale / The ruins of Central Mosque (Timisoara)
- Ruins of Mihnea Turcitul's Church (Targsoru Vechi)
- Ruins of Monastery Sirinja (Berzasca)
- Ruins of St. Ladislaus Chapel (Sibiu)
- Ruins of the Vișina Monastery (Bumbesti-Jiu)
- Ruins of the old Baldovineşti monastery (Zambreasca)
- St. John the Baptist Church ruins (Alexandru Vlahuta)
- The Ruins of the "Chiajna" Monastery (Rudeni)
- The ruin of the Orthodox Church "Sfintii Voievozi"" (Sirineasa)
- The ruins of the Unitarian Church (Abrud)
- The ruins of the church "St. Grigore Teologul " (Balanesti)
- United Church (Lightninged) (Certeju de Sus)
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